EIGHT"
'EVENING IIEHALB, KL"ATTATII FALLS, OREGON
'TUESDAY, JULY U,'mr
MODOC SHERIFF
SEARCHING FOR
MISSING GIRLS
More assistance, lit tho person of
sheriff John C. Sharp has been
aacurod by A. V. UradKnUw, Langcll
valley livestock man, lit the soarci
Jor his two daughters Hathor uml
Junlo who ran nwuy from tiolr par
ents week "go. No t.-H'.'o of the
two jBirla has beoit uncovered and
authorities arc redoubling their ef
forts to locate them, . . . .
S'lierlff Sharp was In town today
1 OUMKIt JI.VTItOX IMPHOVKS
Mis. Vim IK'iibui'K, Former ltosldent
' Improving
Friends of Mrs. Van Denburg,
former resident, now living tit Kug
ene, are glad to learn through Miss
Eunice Van Denburg. that her mo
ther who has been In very poor
health for some time past Is very
miui'i Improved an.l her speedy re
covery Is (hoped f.v at tlv's time.
conferring
tho icarch.
with authorities ab.)ut
Klamath Boys Are
Named Corporals
Frank M. I'pp Jr., of Klamath
' Kails, who Is enrolled as a student
at tho Citizens' Military Training
camp at Camp Lewis, Wash., lias
been appointed as a lanco corporal
of company "C." Ho is a member
of the basic course.
. William A. Hulet and Vernon A.
Covcrstone. both of Merrill, have
been appointed as lanca corporals
of company "C." Both boys are
members of the basic course.
FKOM WILLIAMSON' KlVF.lt
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crimes of the
Williamson .i.ver ouutry were In
tals afternoon unending to their
business Interests her.
MOKS LEAVING
To Spend Vnentlon Motoring to
Vai'ltiiis Points
Mr. uud Mrs. H. N. Moo ami Miss
I,ila Moo of Spokane nro leaving by
motor In the morning to a number
of const cities, planning to visit
llnndon, Mnrshtleld, thu valley
cities, Portland, Seattle and Spokane.
l'KOM KKXO ItO.H
. J. A. Hushong of Keno is In the
city today on business from his
ranch.
WI.NTKIW HOSTS
Mr. uml Mrs. II. J, Winters Knter
tallied Friends Suudiiy
WINS MEDAL
' DETROIT,. July -14. (iF) Dexter
Cummlngs of Chicago, twice Inter
collegiate champion today won the
gold: medal In the western amateur
fiolt championship til Lochmoor with
a remarkable scare of 13S for 36
boles.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. II. J.
Winters were host and hostess to
a number of their friends at the
Winters lodge nt Lake of the
Woods. Their guests included Mr.
and Mrs. John Hamilton and Or
ville Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
B. Jones. Fred V. Severance, who Is
visiting here from San Francisco
with his daughter. Mrs. Jones: Mrs.
C. I. Reckard and small son. Glenu.
The Misses Beta Hamilton ana Au
drey Brennerman, Glenn Reckard
and Mr. Severance will spend the
remainder of the week at the
lodge. The remainder of the party
returned home on Sunday evening.
TO CHU.Oyi'IX
Making a hurried business trip
to Chiloiiuin. Mortimer Lee and J.
D. Crooks left this afternoon, plan
ning to return to the city tomorrow
morning.
i' Reprinted from the First Balloon Tire
Announcements
"You ride on a cushion of air."
"Ruts and bumps are smoothed out."
"The car and its occupants are protected from
jolts and jars." ....
'."Shocks are absorbed before they reach axles
and springs."
"On uneven roads where ordinary tires bounce,
these flexible low-air pressure tires roll over
the bumps, permitting better average speed."
"Save repairs."' ' '' '
Low-Air Pressure
f is the Answer
HERE is a list of balloon tire advantages taken
from the first balloon tire announcements.
' These were the things that car owners wanted.
. The things that made them demand balloon tires.
Read them and then ask yourself how you can get
them' except in & tire that can be run at low enough
air pressure to provide a soft air cushion between the
car and the road.
Some car owners have been sold the balloon princi
ple and then handed the name only.
Just a big, round, fat tire with the name "Balloon"
on it will not necessarily give low-air pressure riding
comfort.
The original ideal of the industry was a flexible
. side wall, low-pressure tire.
Yet today some "balloon" tires must be run at too
high pressure for ideal cushioning, as they wear out
too fast when they are run soft. .
It is important to you as a car owner to remember
this fact.
' The United States Royal Balloon is spoken of as the
"Balloon Tire Principle at its Best", because it can be
run at low-air pressure without injury.
' It is built of Latex-treated Web Cord which provides
the necessary strength and flexibility.
It has the U.S. Low-Pressure Tread which wears
Siowly and evenly and eliminates early, uneven and
unsightly wear.
Specify U.S. Royal Balloon Cords and be sure of
true low-pressure cushioning.
United States Rubber Company
U.S. Royal p::
Balloons
w'th the New Flat
"Low- Pressure
Tread9' and built
of Latex - treated
Web Cord
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United States Tires
ere QoorJ, Tires
ft jhj?l':-i I If -'-5
Kit WiSi
For sale by:
H. E. HAUGER
IMPERIAL GARAGE
ItKTVKX TO IIOOll.Ul
Have ltiH-ii ("uesis of lniiglit
Past Three Weeks
A. V
Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Dodgou of
lloqulam. Washington, who have
been tho house guests of the!
daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Moore, for
tho past three weeks, returned to
their home this morning by motor.
While here Mr. and Mrs. llodgon.
accompanied by their daughter, en-
Joyed a delightful week at Crater
lake.
KKTt'HNS FROM PORTLAND
Spends Several Days In North on
Business Trip
Gordon MucAulay.. connected with
the New City 'Laundry, returned
last evening from Portland, where
be has been transacting business for
several days.
FROM MF.RRILL ltOl'TK
Mrs. F. L. Stiles of the- Merrill
route was in yesterday shopping and
attendiug to business Interests.
Mrs.
AT W1IITK PF.I.ICAX
MathiMin of San Frttucisro
Takes Vp New Work
Mrs. Malhison of Sau Francisco
arrived in the city Sunday to ac
cept tho position as bookkeeper and
auditor at the Hotel White Pell
can. Morris Bruner, who has held
the position for the past two years,
resigned the last of the week and
with Mrs. Bruner is enjoying : a
two weeks' camping trip before re
turning to the city, where he will
enter the law business.
FROM THE NORTH -R.
B. Early arrived this after
noon from Portland to attend to
business matters here.
OK DVXSMlllt
James It.; Hatton of Dunsuiulr Is
In the city today on a short busl
ncss trip.
COPKLAXD RKTl'KXS
LuiiilH-riiiiui of Portland Returns
North After Business Visit
1
J. W. Copeland, prominent lum
berman of Portland, who has been
m mo city tor several days on
business, returned to the north this
afternoon.
OFF FISHING
To Crater Lako fur Week's FLililng
ami Outing
John N'cwBom and Harvey Ayers
left this afternoon for. Crater Lake
where they plan to rcmuln until
Monday on an outing and fishing
trip. .
EASTERN VISITOR
Chicago Girl Arrives to Sm-im1 Sum
mer Months Here
Miss Shrill of. Chicago arrived in
the city last evening to spend the
summer months the guest of the
McAuliffe family. '
Denver Newsies
Will Be Curbed
By City Fathers
DENVER, Colo., July H. (P)
The shadow of an official list of
"don'ts" hung over tho newsboys
of Denver today, as the result of
the passage last night by the city
council of an ordinance prohibiting
shouting in selling papers; requir
ing each youth to obtain a city li
cense and specifying the corner on
which he may operate.
The ordinance requires that all
newsboys must sell from stands on
desibnated street corners and each
stand must offer for sale editions
of every - Denver dally newspaper.
Licenses would lie Issued without
charge.
The ordinance now goes
Mayor Stapleton for signature
veto.' - , .
to
Kiwanians To Hold
Dance On Thursday
So successful was thjlr lust moon
light dance that members of the
Klamath Falls Kfwanis club have
completed plans for another dance
on the Venetian barge Thursday
evening. The dance will be open to
the general public, committee mem
bers 'announced today.
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192S Hin SchaSncr tc Mux
The simple facts about this
Season-End Clearance
but how can you beat them ?
These new prices spell discounts up to one-third
off during this clearance.
$2585 2985
$3585 $3985
It's simply good business
To clean our stock.
Not to carry over.
Seasonal clearance.
Sell them out fast.
All unvarnished facts
Every Summer Suit in Stock,
Including Hart Schaffner 8C Marx,
Included in This Clearance
Straw Hats
WhileThey Last
Out they go!
Sailors
1-2 Price
Panamas
1-3 off
We're going to clean up our stock and not
carry a single hat over.
Shirts! Shirts!
Classy
Dressy
Novelty
Sporty
There's always something new in shirts ut
Sugarman's ,
To Make You -feel
cool,
feel fresh.
feel dressed up. '
feel in style.
feel as though you got your
money's worth. We have them from
$2.00 to $12.00
Some dandies
$2.50 $3.00 $3.50
K. SUGARMAN
"I ain't mad at nobody"
Mike J. Nyhart
Given Contract
Sub-contrnctiiiK for tho Kradlnn
of seven miles of the Klamath Falls
Lakevk-w highway from Ileatty
west has been awarded to Mike J.
Nyhart by Jim I-ogun, tho success
ful bidder on the entire gradinn
Job. Mr. Nyart has started work
on the project and will employ In
tho neighborhood of 25 men, on
the work. Ho will 'complete the
work by next fall.
Nyhart has been ' taking sub
contracts In Klamath . and Lake
counties for several years. For
some time he was working on the
road work In northern Klamath
and last year he did considerable
work on tho Lakoviow-Prlncvlllo
highway, near Summer Inks.
Speeder Outfoxes
Traffic Officer
If State. Traffic. Officer TV. A.
Foster -had oirly known F. Del Zoffo
would not be outside the -reach of
county police authorities, hut would
have put in an appearance before
Justice of to Pence It, E. Hunsak-
or this morning to answer to charges
of violating traffic laws,' , .
; Del Zffo was arrestod by County
Traffic Officer It. K. Kuokioi on two
rliirgcs, ifalllng o dim, and having
a void fjrclgn llconso.
On Sunday, Jjol Zoffo was. spoed
ng out of Klamath county, on tho
Ashland-Klamath Falls highway.
Foster slopped him.' Del Zoffo said
:o was In a hurry to got out of tho
county, so Foster took 20 ball
from him end let him go.
Wien Foster returned to Klamath
Falls, he learned of the olhor two
charges ugUlnst Del Zoffo, but too
lute.
oAtThe LIBERTY
Thousands of tons of black Water
running down the oanyon in a tor
rlflc flood; tiiio raging torrent sweep
ing all before It with a roar like
the crack of doom; fighting against
heavy odds In a dramutlc story that
will long be remembnrod by those
who see It, Hob Custer, tho Texas
Itonger star, comes again to thu
Liberty thdatro tonight 111 "Oallop
Ing Vengeance," his latest thriller.
The pound of big drama; the crackle
of suspense and tho warmth of
young ncmanco all lend a' piquant
flower to this latest Kit Ilob Custer
melodiamus. Mary Doth Mllford,
recently featured In tlho Muato Uox
Revue, plays opposllo tho young star,
'
o4t the TINE TREE
A mastorploco of litornturo bo
on ino a mu-iturploco of tho Hereon
when Marslmll N'cllun produced
Thomas Hardy's "Toss of tho D'Ur
bervltles" for Metro-Gold wyn.
"Toss" afforded the producer one
of thsao Tare opportunities w!ioreln
the action of a groat movcl transfers
Itself easily Into photographic con
tinuity without losing any of Its ef
fectiveness, Tho dramutlc quality of tho story
had already been toHtod through tho
stage production in tho . Nluollos,
when Mrs. Flsko electrified tho
country tliroiigili hor perfurmunco III
the title role.
Tho role of "Tcss" In the screon
verslxn 1s played by Illnuoho Swoot,
and when you aee lilnncho Sweet In
the role you will roallzo that she
stands alone ns the groalo.it cnio
tion'al actress In motion pictures to
day. She Is supported by a cast that
Includes auch lavorllos us Conrad
Nngel, ftiuurt Holmes, (loorgo Kaw
celt, Oourtoivay Foolo, Victory Ilute
mnn and J-oseph J. Downing.
Vms picture was Bcroonod In the
beautiful rolling farm country of
IOnglaud m-lth tho groat cllinax lho
togi'nidied at the famous Druid 'ruins
at stonehonge, ;
Hnrdy's story of "a puro woman,
faithfully proscnlii," , will thrill you
with Its bouuLy, Its deep appeal to
ollmliiate emiotiona, its exciting
(Irani a. I lore Is a picture that oou
MUST soo. It comes to tho I'lno
Tree Thoutor today for a vun of two
days.
WOOD
Summer weather has mollod
down tho prlco ot
Block-Wood
to tho oxlromo bottom. Low
suminor prices tiro now on.
Don't hosltuto but buy yonr
winter's wood now, Tlioro will
bo no ohoapor prices.
Green Slabs
Orders are oomlng In for that
good ohonp wood greon slali.
Our trucks nro tlollverlng tho
bot greon slab wo have cvor
sold. Ordar a yean supply of
blocks, and greon slab, and
you are aafo you can got no
bottor wood,
Peyton & Co.
. ' Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone S3S
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